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Methodologies to estimate the economic value of non-market environmental services have been developed to meet rich countries' needs. Efforts to ensure that choice experiments address the particular needs of developing countries should support the ambition to ensure balanced environmental protection and economic stability through proper economic analysis. This paper reviews a variety of studies, mainly from Central America, and presents lessons learned that could strengthen further analyses. It highlights different efforts to refine the methodology to address particular issues in developing countries.